DeChant Seeks Democratic Appointments in County Jobs
County Commissioner Edward DeChant, a Democrat, pressed Probate Judge Horace Nye to hire more Democrats in welfare positions. Nye, who had appointed Ming Cooper, a Republican, said he did not know her politics and implied no inquiry had been made. DeChant insisted on Democratic consideration, but Nye remained noncommittal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Lorain
County Department of Public Assistance
Edward DeChant
Ming Cooper
Horace H. Nye
Nye Aald
Miss Cooper
DeChant
Nye
Fined For Allowing Dog To Run Loose
Jor Sweda of Brighton township was fined $19 and costs when arraigned before Justice of the Peace Joseph Q. Petro yesterday. Sweda was arrested on an affidavit by Lorain County Dog Warden Lee Minkler charging allowing his dog to run loose at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jor Sweda
Brighton Township
Justice of the Peace
Joseph Q. Petro Festerday
Sweda
Lorain County
Lee Minkler
Reed Bound Over to Grand Jury on Statutory Charge
John Reed, 22, bound over to the grand jury on a statutory charge after a case before Justice Joseph Q. Petro. Bond set at 300 dollars and furnished. Reed was arrested on a charge brought by Irene Mitchell, both of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reed
Grand
Justice of the Peace
Joseph Q. Petro
Reed
Irene Mitchell
Lymphol promise for rupture relief from W S Rice Inc
A mail in offer promises a free bottle of Lymphol and full details on a support method to control reducible rupture. It claims relief for all rupture types and durations, with a money risk free test and guidance from W S Rice Inc at 738 W Main St Adams, N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. &. Rice, Inc
TAS Main &J
Adams, N.Y
W. S. Rice. Inc
W. Main St. Adams, N. F
General Electric to Bargain With Union in 60,000-Employee Talks
New York March 4 General Electric prepares for a national bargaining conference with United Electrical and Radio Workers of America. Gerard Swope, GE president, said talks begin March 15 in New York, affecting 60,000 workers across 15 plants. The union group seeks a 10 cent hourly rise for all workers, higher pay for certain shifts, bonus revisions, and elimination of the group incentive speed-up system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Electric Company
United Electrical and Radio Workers of America
John L. Lewis’ Committee For Industrial Organization
Gerard Swope
James B. Carey
Death Notice for Cathrine Minnich Ternes in Oberlin and Elyria
Cathrine Minnich Ternes 61 died at home from pneumonia on South Abbe road. Survived by husband Joseph Ternes three children seven brothers two sisters and six grandchildren. Funeral at St Marys church with burial in St Marys cemetery. Also notices for Harriet McRoberts 88 Mrd Oberlin funeral plans for Mrs Eli Propps and Elbert Hubbell burial in Brookdale Cemetery.
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Cathrine Minnich Ternes
South Abbe Road
Joseph Ternés
Cathrine Linden
Carl Ternes
Margaret Berthold
Anton
Peter
Matt
John
Joseph
Ollie
Fred Minnich
Frank Kelling
Matt Smith
Ternes
Ridgeville
Carlisle Township
Elyria Township
St. Mary's Church
Altar Society
Sunshine Club
St. Mary’s Church
James Daler
St. Mary's Cemetery
Oberlin
Harriet McRoberts
Arthur McRoberts
Pittsfield
Township
McRoberts
England
Orlando McRoberts
Belden
Garfield
East Oberlin
Arthur
Lura Norton
Abbie Coats
Wednesday Afternoon Closing Discussed By Local Merchants
About fifty Elyria merchants met at the Chamber of Commerce to discuss closing stores on Wednesday afternoons. No uniform plan emerged, as groups for different trades will decide individually. Elyria hardware dealers have already voted to close Wednesday afternoons year round. A follow up meeting is planned next Tuesday led by NLM. Fitch.
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Elyria
Flyria Chamber of Commerce
NLM
Fitch
Gilchrist Family Faces Scarlet Fever Outbreak
Pocahontas March 4 Mr and Mrs James Gilchrist parent 16 children including triplets. A year ago 15 children had mumps at once. Now all but one suffer scarlet fever in the family outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas, Ja
James Gilchrist
Oberlin approves 20000 lighting bonds and milk pasteurization
Oberlin village council awarded a 20000 street lighting bonds contract to G Parr Ayers and Company of Columbus at a rate of 2 12 per cent with a 202 12 premium. An ordinance mandating pasteurization of all Oberlin milk passed on its first reading. Other business included a devotional message, local lectures, and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
G. Parr Ayers and Company of Columbus
Funeral for Mrs Nettie Williams Friday at Rust M E
Funeral services for Mrs Nettie Williams widow of Thomas Williams will be held Friday at 2:30 PM at the Rust M E church. The Rev Charles Tarter assisted by Rev Tucker will lead the service. She is survived by daughter Edith Williams of Oberlin and sisters Martha Pulley Nancy McMorries and Effie Baxter and brothers Alfred and Edward Copes.
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Nettie Williams
Thomas Williams
Rust M. E
Charles Tarter
Tucker
Willams
Edith Williams
Oberlin
Martha Pulley
Nancy McMorries
Cleveland
Effie Baxter
Eric
Alfred Copes
Edward Copes
Lorain
Women's Association Meeting Held by Oberlin Church Group
The Women's Association of the First Church in Oberlin convened a meeting to discuss community projects and church activities. Members outlined plans for charity drives, educational programs, and social events for the upcoming season.
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the Women's Association of the First Church In
Oberlin
Ohio bill would let counties levy $3 auto tax
March 4 A revised Zablotny bill would authorize Ohio counties to raise up to 14 million dollars annually by a maximum $3 tax on each automobile registered in the county and a liquor and beer fee not exceeding half the state rate. The measure, approved by a five member taxation sub committee, delays taking effect until January 1928 and awaits senate action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
House
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Green Celebrates 65th Birthday in Coshocton
William Green president of the American Federation of Labor celebrated his 65th birthday at his Coshocton home with five daughters and a son Harry present. A birthday party included a cake but no candies as he prepared to depart for Washington. Green spoke on steel industry contracts as tacit recognition of company unions and predicted ongoing clashes between company and independent unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Washington
Green
Harry
Federation
C. I O
Experienced Farm Hands Available In Lorain County
Ernest Splete of the Lorain County office of the National Rehabilitation Service reports a large pool of experienced farm hands registered to meet local farmer needs. He notes inquiries for qualified workers have risen in recent days beyond levels seen a year ago. The office telephone number is 2114. Mr. Splete further explain-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Splete
Lorain County
National Reemployment Service
Ohio
Splete
Nazi Press Attacks Mayor LaGuardia After Speech
Berlin press denounces New York Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia for criticizing Hitler and proposing a World’s Fair chamber of horrors exhibit. Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung calls the remarks a stupid abuse and urges Washington to issue a reprimand. LaGuardia spoke to 1,000 women at the American Jewish Congress luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Washington
Fiore
LaGuardia
Fuehrer
Adolf Hitler
New York
Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung
DBN
Hitler
American Jewish Congress
Democratic Executive Committee Holds Pat on Patronage Talks
The Democratic Executive Committee met last night and made no decision on patronage issues. A special committee of five members will reconvene within a week to review changes after interviewing two Democratic commissioners. Potential patronage targets include the dog warden, County Home superintendent, some engineer department truck drivers, and the assistant clerk in the commissioners’ office. The panel also discussed upcoming municipal elections without firm campaign plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Executive Committee
Ben N. Harris
Lorain
Harris
James Marsh
James B. Seward
Demand Showdown On Labor Policies
Pittsburgh March 4 Big Steel's employee representation plan leaders demand a showdown on where they stand after Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corp signed a collective bargaining contract with John L Lewis committee for industrial organization. They hint at drafting plans for a new outside union as members of the Little Supreme Court met with BLPF. Fairless Carnegie-Illinois president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Big Steel
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corp
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Little Supreme Court
Employee Representation Plans Company
BLPF
Fairless
Carnegieilinois
One Man Phone System Ends 30th Service Year
Herman Nebraska honors a one man telephone exchange as John Johnson finishes its thirtieth year of service. He left farming January 1 1957 to serve as president general manager trouble shooter and handyman for the line which now serves 350 customers and sometimes runs the switchboard himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman, Neb
Herman
John Johnson
Exchange
Johnson
Cupim seeks husband among United stewardesses
United Air Lines reports the 128th marriage of a sky hostess on the New York to California route since stewardesses began seven years ago. Cupim Flies San Francisco is credited with the search for a well educated wife.
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San Francisco
United Air Lines
Sky
New York- California
Open Forum at Stanford Sets New Campus Slang
Stanford's Open Forum announces a slang shift: replacing kiss with hang one on. The note also states wages are determined by the farmer and the person hired, reflecting campus language and hiring norms.
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Stanford. University Cal
Stanford
Suspect Sabotage In Britain's Factories
London reports say police and secret service investigate sabotage at British factories. A bomber found near Coventry signals deliberate interference with machine tools and oil grades. Rolls Royce Derby idle by rumors of tool disruption. 3,090 of 3,500 workers idle amid pay dispute and production concerns.
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London
Secret Service
Coventry
Wolverhampton
Derby
Midlands
Rolls Royce
Atrick T
Royal Air Force
Court actions filed in Lorain on foreclosure and divorce
The Home Owners Loan Corporation sues Ethel C. Gabele for 5905 and seeks mortgage foreclosure in Lorain. Howard Davis seeks divorce from Iona D. Davis on grounds of three wilful absences. Three Ninteen Broad Inc. of Edyria sues The Almel Realth Company and others claiming an agreed transfer of Broad street lease interests.
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Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Ethel C. Gabele
Lorain
Howard Davis
Iona D. Davis
Three Ninteen Broad Inc
Edyria
Almel Realth Company Et al
Broad Street
Labor policy and union growth loom in Roosevelt era
The piece discusses the potential rise of a Federation rival to the AFL and predicts up to 3.9 million members, alongside White House hopes for a National Labor Policy. It notes blocked NRA and Guffey-Vinson acts, and the Wagner-Connery bill awaiting constitutional tests. It cites GM and steel strikes as shaping possible policy without federal legislation, with state laws likely needed for non interstate industries.
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Seaboard
Lewis
American Federation of Labor
A. F. of L
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
NRA
General Motors
CIO
White House
Markets and Livestock Prices From Cleveland Area Report
Market notes show steady finish for vegetables and dairy goods with butter at 38c over, live poultry mixed with hens heavy and leghorns up to 6c, ducks and small sizes listed. Cattle receipts 200, calves and lambs active with high choices, hogs 2000 head, prices up 10c across weight classes.
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Aleveland
Atundarda
Carton
Texas
Florida
Chuice
Mons Road Fmcg Iloc
atnwKa
Roosevelt to speak at Mayflower banquet on court plan
President Roosevelt is billed to address 1,300 attendees at the Mayflower Hotel banquet room tonight as part of a two part National affair lecture. Democratic donors pay 100 per plate with another 93 going to the Democratic National Committee to cover campaign deficits. Mrs Roosevelt will attend a separate Young Democrats banquet at 10 per plate.
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Mayflower
Aldes
Nationalaffiry
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Democratic National Committee
Salt Lake City Patrol Wagon Drunkenness Admission
Salt Lake City March 4 Bert Ray a 42 year old man was booked for drunkenness. He told the Judge he became drunk while riding in the patrol wagon after being arrested in a beer tavern raid. Ray said he was sober at the tavern but companions passed him a bottle on the way to the station.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Bert Ray
Ray
Eagles’ lodge safe blown again in Dillonvale
In Dillonvale Ohio on March 4 the Eagles lodge safe was blown for the third time in two years. The device found nothing inside the empty vault. Police investigate possible attempted burglary linked to prior incidents at the lodge.
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Dillonvale
Eagles’ Lodge
Fatal Wrestling Mishap At Ohio State University
In Columbus Ohio two Ohio State University students died and another was injured in a tragic accident during a friendly wrestling match on a top bunk at the Alpha Zeta Fraternity House. Cochran 20 of Mt. Vernon was killed by a 27 foot fall through a window screen onto a concrete sidewalk. Bishop 22 of Milford Center, a senior, suffered a spine fracture and was in fair condition at University Hospital. Both were Agriculture College students.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Robert
Shesley Cochran
Mt. Vernon
Alpha Zeta
Rowland Bishop
Milford Center
University Hospital
Cochran
Bishop
Agriculture College
Edgar Cochran
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General Electric
Propps
Eli Propps
West Third Street
Letham Baptist Church
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Elbert Hubbell
Elyma
Brookdale
The
O'Donnell Paint and Wallpaper Co
Elyria, Ohio
Ohio River
Toursvlle
L. S. Monroe
Federal Reserve Bank
Esther Hood
James Brand
Lloyd Taylor
C. F. Andrews
Christ
Taylor
Mr. Andrews
Mildred Nicholls
Flora Stone Mather College
Oberlin Business Men's Club
Erwin Worcester
College Place
Oberlin Credit Association
R. E Jameson
Morgan Street
Maron
Allen Hospital
W. E. Hutchison
East
Lorain Street
James Anderson
Evelyn Bavle
Mary Drake
North Professor Street
Ashland
George Bumpus
Michigan
Florence Prince
Birmingham
Edward Prince
Pocahontas S
Murbach Coal
Bulletin
Democrat Executive Committee
Cupim
Britain
Court House
F. A. Humphrey
Elysium
East Ave
Sibley & Sprague
G. J. O'Connor
E. 18Th St
Schroll
Reublin Bros
Jones Dairy Farm
P. V
Idaho Bakers
Sunkist
Richelieu Logan
H. O. Oats
Pettijohns
Stewart Salmon
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